Higher Level Teaching Assistant

Woodthorpe Primary School; Woodthorpe; On-site; GBP 19,000 - 23,000; Full time

Job summary

Woodthorpe Primary School is seeking a positive and enthusiastic Higher Level Teaching Assistant to complement teachers and the SENCo, taking responsibility for learning activities under supervision.

The role involves working within our specialist SEND provision with small group intervention and some 1:1 support for pupils. HLTA status or QTS/QTLS and GCSEs in maths and English are required.

Qualifications

• Must have HLTA status or QTS/QTLS and GCSE Maths/English at grade C/4+ or above.
• Experience working with children with SEND preferred.
• Ability to plan and deliver intervention programmes with small groups.

Responsibilities

• Take responsibility for agreed learning activities under supervision.
• Work within SEND provision with small group intervention and some 1:1 support.

Skills

HLTA status

QTS/QTLS

GCSE Maths/English (C/4+)

Education

HLTA status or QTS/QTLS

GCSE Maths/English (C/4+)

Job description

32.5 hours per week - 8:30-15:30 Monday to Friday

Woodthorpe Primary School is looking for a positive and enthusiastic Higher Level Teaching Assistant to complement the work of teachers and our SENCo by taking responsibility for agreed learning activities under an agreed system of supervision.

The role will involve working within our specialist SEND provision with small group intervention work and some 1:1 support for some of our pupils.

The successful candidate must have HLTA status or QTS/QTLS and GCSE qualifications in maths and English at grade C/4 or above, or equivalent.

You will ideally have some previous experience of working with children with SEND. You will have the skills to work alongside class teachers and our school SENDCo to ensure that children are able to access an ambitious curriculum and make positive progress against their own personal targets.

Ideally you will have experience of supporting children with SEND in an educational setting and planning and delivering intervention programmes for children with a range of needs. You will have the skills to work alongside class teachers and our school SENCo to ensure that children are able to access an ambitious curriculum and make positive progress against their own personal targets.

Most importantly, we are looking for someone who is calm, caring and consistent in their approach, who is committed to maintaining our high standards and wants to make a difference, and who is willing to 'go that extra mile' to better the life chances of our children.

In return, we can offer a supportive working environment, with colleagues who care deeply, are experts in their fields and who are passionate about what they do.